What is the "45 deg. adjustment"? Could I put a screw into the top to hold my speaker (from the inside?)
31385
The 45 degree refers to top plate rotation in respect to base of stand. There are 4 predrilled holes on corners for attachments to speaker. I don't see any reason you can't attach in the manner I think you are referring to. As to 45 degree adjustable swing.my stands had not been square to base when I received or to each other for that matter. My fix was to square up top mount to stand base and use self tapping bolt. I hope this helps...JB
430543
No, there is a driver on the top portion of the center channel speaker and a clearance of at least 1 inch is recommended. I would also worry about the weight of a 55 inch TV on the speaker.
174875
Im not too sure. My speakers (samsung) had a specific thread for a screw, which i didnt use, and hook so if i wanted ti just mount it to the wall i can. These mount-it stands are pretty universal tho. If your speakers have a hook then i'd just use that but if your able to find the screw that fits with it then that would probably be a little more secure. They come with a couple different size screws too. I just googled your system and looks like yours only takes a particular size screw. If the mount doesnt supply you with it any hardaware store should probably carry it
199475
if u have 11/2" clamps u can put a thin piece of rubber inside the clamp the whole way around this will make the size u want and reduce vibration to the speaker keeping your sound quality better
1765790
Unlikely without modification. The screw pattern is the same as standard 6 3/4 speakers but the rear magnet is huge but not deep, barely fit into the opening. I needed modification to the hole size in one spot ever so slightly so the terminals did not touch metal, it's that close. Also note these are not full range speakers so you will need a crossover and tweeter setup if you want to hear any highs. Hope this helps. These are incredible speakers if you have the complete setup to drive them, otherwise you will be disappointed.
842904
Just installed with a pair of BS22s this evening. I used some Blu-tak to help hold the speakers to the base, and it seems to be holding just fine. I have them tilted as far downward as they will go, too.
1973826
Yes. There is a menu item that allows you to adjust the balance for all of the speakers. I bumped my rear speakers up a little because they are further away than they should be.
131350
There is an option to screw into the speaker, but with the weight of the speaker, the pressure that the side clamps put on the speaker, and the friction of the speaker on the mount, I don't think the speaker will be going anywhere. Mine has been up for awhile and no sign of movement. I live in CA where there have been earthquakes but am not concerned that it will fall out.
1363425
It could be left a little loose to allow flexible swivel on the fly. I have them tightened fully since I don't want them to be moved, but I can't think of any reason they couldn't be left a little looser. However, do note that the angling downward of them will also be slightly adjustable/loose, since that bolt holds both positions in place; there's probably a "sweet spot" tighteness that you could find, though (also, if you are angling them the maximum amount downward like myself, the loose angle adjustment wouldn't really be a concern). One note/suggestion; if you plan on angling your speakers downward and they are of significant size, I'd go ahead and use the mounting screws included. I was hesitant to screw into the walls of the speaker, but they will very slowly slip out of their seat if you don't fasten them to the mount in some fashion (eventually falling out). I luckily caught mine slipping out before falling out and went ahead and used the screws. If you're keeping them mounted fairly level, the clamp and pads should easily suffice, as you can tighten the clamp/seat very tightly around the sides of the base of the speaker.
478633
What I did was just mount directly to the speaker placing the bracket over the keyhole mount. The added movement capabilities were worth it. Being able to aim the speakers where I want them is great. If you just want fixed placement,just use the keyhole. Hope this helps
265495
The hole size can be measured but the way the speaker is made, there is a slight flange on the outside of the magnet at the bottom that is the maximum hole size. If it is exceeded too much by cutting, the speaker will not fit snug and the screw holes for mounting could easily be compromised so you have no place to screw the speaker in. These are heavy speakers so it is best to use all three holes. So trial and error is recommended.
1431299
Sure but you're going to have to hit a stud or use some heavy duty anchors rated for your speaker weight (and then some). I went into wood studs through drywall.
1007550
All you need is a hole in the drywall the size of the speaker and about an inch clearance all around the hole for the speaker-hook-grab-arms to swing out the pull on the inside of the drywall for the secure mount. i.e. can't install upagainst a stud. ---Dale
701268
Maybe I can help. If it was just the black or red plastic nut that screws down on your speaker wire, You should just be able to carefully play with the nut and reattach it. If the metal part that goes into the speaker case is loose, than you will somehow have to open the case and re-tighten the the nut on the inside of the speaker case. After further looking, there are 4 allen head hex screws that should let you get to the inside nut that holds the speaker wire post. I haven't done this. But I would not be to afraid to try it. Just do one screw and if it comes out with no problem, than continue on. Or... get a warranty replacement. Good luck Diana!
1053641
I used 2 of the tv's mount holes. Top 2 if top mounting sound bar or bottom 2 if bottom mount is better. Just loosen one side at a time and slide the bracket under the wall mount bracket and return the screw and tighten back down leaving it only finger tight. This way you can center the speaker before you do your final tightening. Enjoy your purchase... Mike
2015366
I don't know that specific speaker but gotta tell you that even to fit the kickers I bought I had to make some modifications on both the speakers and the wood inside the box. I used a grinder to cut the metal and the wood were they were touching. It's small inside the box. Take your chances and maybe get you some spacers with it. I still recommended. You just need to be creative and make things work.
60778
Behind the speaker is a slot where you need to place a screw from the wall onto the slot the screw should extend about half and inch fr I'm the wall the screw should act as an anchor to hold the speaker into the slot